Local News Briefs Include Travel Plans and Social Visits
Ruth Boller leaves for Denver to visit a child hospital on tomorrow’s schedule. Chris tian church men and ex service members gather Wednesday at 7 for program and lunch. Fur coat bargains at Rothschild's highlight reconditioned coats priced 25 to 120 dollars. Local residents visit relatives, attend funerals, or resume studies across Illinois and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of the Christian Church
Rothschild’s
Hospital Discharges And Admissions Reported
Warl Atterback of 515 West Main street was discharged yesterday afternoon. Mrs Ronald Lord of 928 South Fourth avenue was dismissed this morning. T W Palmer of 1203 North 12th avenue was admitted this morning as a surgical patient and last night Mrs Darrel Neff of 1305 North Sixth avenue as a medical patient. Mrs Lloyd Brown of route four was admitted this morning for an emergency appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl Atterback
West Main Street
Ronald Lord
South Fourth Avenue
T. W. Palmer
North 12Th Avenue
Darrel Neff
North Sixth Avenue
Lloyd Brown
Route Four
Seidler Announces New Fairfield Game Lineup
Coach A H Seidler unveils a new starting five for Fairfield Little Six tonight. Jack Pauls and Jim Holbert at forwards Dale White center Bill Kelsey and Leland Schmitt as guards. Washington aims to redeem form after a 38 37 Fort Madison loss, while Fairfield seeks improvement after a 58 21 Keokuk setback. Officials Eckstrand and Wright assigned for the first team clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
A. H. Seidler
Ottumwa
Jack Pauls
Jim Holbert
Dale Whitecenter
Bill Kelsey
Leland Schmitt
Seidler
Demons
Fort Madison
Washington
Keokuk
Trojans
Fred Eckstrand
Mt. Tleasant
Ed Wright
Oskaloosa
Ainsworth Couple Welcome Daughter At 5:20 A M
Mr and Mrs Orville Tappen of Ainsworth are parents of a seven and a half pound daughter born at 5 20 this morning Sgt B E Cnossen has received his honorable discharge from service through Camp Grant N after three and a half years in service including 13 months in the European theater as a member of the Panther division Mrs Cnessen went to Iowa City today to meet her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Tappen
Ainsworth
B. E. Cnossen
Camp Grant
Panther Division
Cnessen
Iowa City
Plan fieldhouse at Ames for sports and big meetings
Claude Coykendall announces plans for a new Ames fieldhouse to cost 1.006 to 1.5 million dollars. The project, designed as a memorial, would seat 10 000 to 15 000 and include an eighth mile track, basketball court, and spaces for meetings. Construction could begin in 1947, funded by alumni contributions and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Claude Coykendail
Towa State Alumni Association
Towa State College
Coykendall
Pig weighs more at four months under sanitation system
Studies show pigs raised with sanitation gain 28 pounds by age four months compared with pigs in an old hog lot. The finding highlights the impact of housing conditions on early growth in swine.
Veterans Team And "Y" Winners 70 to 41 and 53-44
Washington GI basketball team defeated Rock Island 70 to 41, while the YMCA team beat Ainsworth 53 to 44. Key scorers include Lowe Mangold and Man gold for the GIs and Bob Marshall for the Y team, with strong early offense by Washington leading 31 to 13 at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington GI
Rock Island
Y.M.C.A
Ainsworth
Washington
Lowe
Mangold
Bowyer
Q Jackson
Gray McClure
Kiesey
Lewis
Samuelson
Bev Yee
Ml Fk
Kimbel
Blanche
Stags
J. Omelia
C. Omelia
Dunwoody
W. Chamberlain
D. Chamberlain
Marshall
Whitehead
Cantoni
Morris
Edmondson
William D. Moore Dies at Burlington Kansas
William D. Moore, 79, died January 5 at his home in Burlingame after falling in the yard January 2 and breaking his hip. Born July 13, 1866, he was the son of Mac Donald and Matilda Moore and moved to Kansas in 1898. Surviving are his wife, daughter Jennie Gillespie of Topeka, two grandchildren, three sisters, and Olive Moore of Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Packer
Crawfordville
Jan
William D. Moore
Burlingame
Kan
Olive Moore
Crawfordsville
Mr. Moore
MacDonald
Matilda Twinam Moore
Kansas
Jennie Gillespie
Topeka
E. L. Barthelow
Washington
Effie J. Wilkins
St Anthony Circle Card Party at Hall
St Anthony Circle of St James church held a card party last evening at K C hall with 14 tables in play. High score prizes went to Mrs B Watson and Leo Shelangoski for bridge, Mrs Cleo Sheckey and Joe Wiehr for pinochle, Kate Shalla and George Horn for euchre, door prize won by Mrs Mert Rickford, refreshments served, led by Mrs Hubert Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
St. James Church
K.C. Hall
B. Watson
Leo Shelangoski
Cleo Sheckey
Joe Wiehr
Euchre
Kate Shalla
George Horn
Local Fortnightly Club to host talent program
Members of the Fortnightly club will attend a general meeting Tuesday January 15 in the Methodist church social rooms. Hostess departments include Literature Drama and Child Study. Mrs W B Dupuis will preside. Drama charts feature a department play. Music chorus directed by Carolyn Hamilton. Mrs W A Erbe directs the one act play with Bernice Quintus on stage and Mrs Edith Strait handling properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. B. Dupuis
Carolyn Hamilton
W. A. Erbe
Bernice Quintus
Edith Strait
Lexington Circle
Ralph Tadlock
E. D. Morrison, Jr
C. W. Mclaughlin
Good Will Club
Jake Wenger
C.F. Hall
K. C. Hall
Masonic Temple
F.T.A
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Arthur Wiley
Clayton Bear
I. C. Reeves
Rebekah Club
Paul Harvey
Paul Deimerly
Ruth Nichol
Lyle Wilson
H. H. Club
Worrest Walker
Rural Woman's Club
Mary Shields
Alice Hunter
Independent
Charles Kennedy
Robert Dawson
Lincoln P.T.A
Stewart P.T.A
Building outlook discussed by Harry Sowden at Rotary
Harry Sowden manager of the Washington hotel urged planners to finalize plans and specs before building. He warned material and labor bottlenecks will slow activity for a year or two and cited current delays as obstacles to home construction. Rev. M C Kilpatrick shared naval service memories from Tokyo Bay and Iwo Jima during Japan surrender operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sowden
Rotary Club
Sowden
Washington Hotel
Rotarians
M. C. Kilpatrick
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Iowa Continental Telephone Company
Leo FE. Sturgeon
Birthday greetings and anniversaries noted in Keota
Mr W Kephart marks his List birthday as well as a 58th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Kephart on November 2. The column lists numerous birthday wishes for residents including Dorothy Greiner and James Swailes and Judith Howell, plus former Washington residents Harry Dickerson and Charles Long Jr. with birthdays today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kephart
Mrs. Kephart
Dorothy Kathleen Greiner
William J. Greiner
Keota
James Kendall Swailes
Kenneth Swailes
Route Three
Judith Ann Howell
W. E. Howell
Washington
Harry Dickerson
Des Moines
Charles Long, Jr
Seattle, Wash
YWCA President Names Committees
The YWCA executive board met with 15 members as Mrs. Harriet Coulter opened with devotions. Officers for the new year include Coulter president, Dade Shearer 1st vice president, Idna Mercer 2nd vice, Weldin secretary, Etha Dawson treasurer. Standing committees list many members across hospitality publicity activities and nominating for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Coulte
Elizabeth Dawson
Coulter
Dade Shearer
Idna Mercer
P. Weldin
Etha Dawson
Golia Miller
Claude Tucker
Charles Wilson
Ilugh Hall
Mercer
Weldin
Sooty chimney sparks first class roof fire
A chimney drew heavy soot flames that fur nated the roof in a blaze described as a first class roof fire. Soot and charred shingles show extensive damage to the structure and nearby area. Fire crews responded promptly to extinguish the blaze.
Fortnightly club reviews Daska by Almedingen
Mrs Crone presented a review of Daska a Russian story about a peasant girl at the Fortnightly club Literature department afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Dupuis with 13 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Crow
Frank C. Crone
Almedingen
Presbyterian morning prayer meeting announced
A Presbyterian church announces a morning prayer meeting to be held at 9:30 on Wednesday at the church location with address 278t noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Rainbow Girls Elect Beverly Brown as New Worthy Advisor
Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic temple with 28 members present. Beverly Brown was elected worthy adviser as officers were chosen for the coming six months. A called initiation meeting is set for Monday Jan 14 at 8:30 p.m. at the Temple, with all Masons and Eastern Stars invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Margaret McCall
Beverly Brown
Alice Walker
Jane Pauls
Charity
Marie Blattner
Hope
Ann Tanner
Patricia Longwell
Julia Hayter
Miss Brown
Fred Bey
For Sale Act Mentioned For Property Listings
A For Sale Act will set it. Listings include Babcock at 308 EE Jefferson St No 4 Mrs Will E Jones 603 Sk Washington St No 5 Mrs A W Clow 208 E Madison St No 6 at the church Unit No 8 7 30 p m na and Ruth Bridges 114% S lowa Ave. Bring sandwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club and Families
Grace and
Frea Shaw
W.S.C
J. F. Knotek
N. W Thompson
Carrie Dill
Mae Smith
Washington St
Accie Clapper
W. Main St
M. Mahin
Fred Bey
7Th Ave
P. E
Junior Fortnightly Meeting With Miss Tucker
Eleanor Tucker hosted the Junior Fortnightly gathering last evening assisted by Mrs. Lloyd Marek and Mrs. Raymond Whisler. Mrs. W. B. Dupuis presided in leader Edith Finke's absence as Alice McDaniel led the business session. Marcella Blackmer and Imogene Faber from the County Health Unit spoke on First Aid with demonstrations on bleeding shock and artificial respiration. Refreshments were provided by Miss Tucker, Mrs. Marck and Joan Keifer. next meeting set for Feb. 4 with Betty Grecian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Tucker
Lloyd Marek
Raymond Whisler
W. B. Dupuis
Claude Tucker
Alice McDaniel
Edith Finke
Marcella Blackmer
Imogene Faber
County Health Unit
Miss Tucker
Marck
Joan Keifer
Betty Grecian
Drug Store Advertise McDaniel's Washington
At all good drug stores everywhere in Washington McDaniel's advertises wide selection and convenient locations for shoppers seeking health and wellness products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Columbia
Capitol Records
Washington
McDaniel's
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Wolf's Flower Shop
Ruth Boller
Denver
Colo
Children’s Hospital
Mouton
William Krigbaum
Galesburg
M. L. Brown
Shirley
Frances Whisler
Jacksonville
Ill
MacMurray College
Captain Brown
Greensboro
N. C
Brown
Hadley Waltman
Neil Humble
Wilbur Richardson
Hannah Benson
Stanley Knupp
Helen Knupp
Anna Lenninger
Edward Lenninger
New York
A. W. Clow
Kirksville, Mo
R. E. Shannon
Waterloo
W. J. Shannon
Barbara
Eugene Webster
Larry
Garry
Roy Webster
Glenwood, Mo
Raynold Greiner
Bonnie Jean Simpson
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Mrs. H. G. Simpson
PLAN
Little
Bob Marshall
Bob
Burlington
Paul Horak
West Side Square
Stephen Washington
Kilpatrick
Begar Whetstine
Vincent Skubal
Frank White
Joe A. Soukup
Stanley Mangold
Elmer Steele
Clive Gray
Martha Lambert Russell Carter
Merton H. Crossett
Gary, Ind
Wellman
Y.W.C.A
Y.W.C.A. Executive Board
Y.W
Record Department
Charley Spivak
Larry Stevens
Shep Fields
Tommy Dorsey
Sorden Music Co
East Side Square
Pythian Sisters
D.A.R
Jeanette Kyle
Ann Judson
Rainbow Girls
Thornton & Minor
Bert
SYKES
Charles City Mechanic
Theo. Wilhelms
6Th Ave
Charles City
HH. B. Sykes
H. J. Halamka
Hotel Washington
State ST
Chicago
Timmie
Melton
Montgomery Ward
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